The Yogamani Difference
In a world that treats yoga as performance, we return to the roots. Everything we do is grounded in sadhana (disciplined practice), silence, and the living lineage of the Himalayas.
We do not promise comfort; we offer the fire that transforms. This path is for the sincere seeker ready for depth.
Daily Hatha, Pranayama, Meditation, Ashtanga & Healing sessions in Tapovan.
Sacred journeys to Kedarnath, Tungnath, Badrinath & other Himalayan kshetras.
Traditional, disciplined retreats in ashram settings — not commercial resorts.
A Seeker Shaped by Devotion, Discipline & the Himalayas
Born in Brij Kshetra and raised in the fragrance of bhakti by his grandmother, Manish began seva at a Shiva temple at just 11 years old.
His path unfolded through Rishikesh, where he supported Japanese seekers, translated for them, and immersed himself in relentless study.
In 2020, he left everything and lived nearly three years in Kedarnath — in silence, austerity, and the discipline of his Guru.
There, amid wandering monks and Himalayan practitioners, his understanding of yoga deepened into lived experience.
Yogamani was born not as a business, but as his offering:
A commitment to protect authentic yoga and guide seekers into real practice.
For Seekers Who Want Authenticity, Not Decoration
The world has turned yoga into performance and branding.
Yogamani brings it back to its roots:
Yoga as purification
Yoga as discipline
Yoga as inner mastery
Yoga as a lifelong path
We do not promise comfort.
We offer truth.
We offer the fire that transforms.
Eight Years of Trust, Respect & Shared Practice
For more than eight years, Yogamani has served Japanese seekers with sincerity:
TTCs, retreats, sadhana programs, sound healing, and cultural guidance while living in India.
Our connection with Japan is heart-based — rooted in patience, discipline, and respect.
The Lineage Behind Yogamani
Yogamani stands upon the quiet strength of Himalayan yogis — saints, sadhaks, and recluses who shaped this path through silence, austerity, and lifelong practice.
They are not displayed for worship.
They are acknowledged with gratitude.
Their discipline shapes our teaching.
Their presence protects this space.
Sacred Spaces Connected to Yogamani
Tapovan Rishikesh
Phool Chatti Rishikesh
Traditional Simple Ashram
Not program centers, but part of Yogamani’s spiritual roots.
Rishikesh ashrams connected through ongoing sadhana
Kedarnath ashrams, where Manish lived in austerity
Hidden Himalayan kutirs and caves of wandering monks
Gurudev’s ashram
Other lineage-connected spiritual centers
Entry into these spaces is guided by readiness, sincerity, and discipline — not tourism.
Conversations for the Inner Seeker
Teachings from yogic texts, meditation, Himalayan wisdom, & real-life guidance for spiritual practice.
A space for reflection, clarity, and truth.
Serving Those Who Keep the Flame of Yoga Alive
A portion of every Yogamani earning supports Himalayan sadhus, sadhaks, and small ashrams in need of:
blankets
food
warm clothes
kutia repairs
basic necessities
You may also contribute directly or join us in seva.
Read what our graduates have to say about their transformative journey
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